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The Common Veterans

The Common Veterans is a podcast created by veterans, for veterans, exploring topics that matter most to the veteran community.

Podcast · By Kenneth Holmes | Jeff Schrock | Fred Schlorke | Tony Buoscio | Casey Hendrickson · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 30, 2026
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Jul 21, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    Season 4: Episode 14: Hobbies for Healing (opens the original)

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    What happens when the uniform comes off and the structure disappears? In Episode 14 of the Common Veterans Podcast , Kenny, Jeff, Casey, and Fred sit down for “Hobbies for Healing” —a conversation about what Veterans do with their time, why hobbies matter, and how something that starts as “just for fun” can become structure, purpose, connection, and a new challenge. The guys talk mountain biking, motorcycles, scuba diving, martial arts, camping, baseball, 3D printing, knife making, gaming, and p

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Season 4: Episode 13: We Didn't Serve the Same War (opens the original)

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    Every Veteran served in the military. But we didn’t all serve in the same military. In Season 4, Episode 13 of the Common Veterans Podcast , the crew sits down with Vietnam Veteran Bob Evans for a raw, funny, and at times heavy conversation about how military service changes from one generation to the next. We Didn’t Serve the Same War Vietnam. The Persian Gulf. Afghanistan. Iraq. Different branches. Different missions. Different training environments. Different homecomings. Even Veterans who se

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Season 4: Episode 12: Strong Enough is Different Now (opens the original)

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    Season 4, Episode 12 – Strong Enough Is Different Now For a lot of Veterans, physical fitness used to come with a schedule, a formation, a PT test, and somebody making sure you showed up. You didn't have to decide whether you felt motivated that morning. You had a place to be, a standard to meet, and a group of people going through it right alongside you. Then you leave the military, and all of that changes. In this episode of the Common Veterans Podcast , the crew sits down for a conversation a

  4. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Season 4: Episode 11 Borrowed Confidence (opens the original)

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    Sometimes, another person sees your potential long before you can see it yourself. In Season 4, Episode 11 of the Common Veterans Podcast , the crew discusses mentorship, leadership, confidence and the people who help shape us throughout military service and civilian life. What begins as borrowed confidence can eventually become something real. A mentor challenges you, pushes you beyond your comfort zone and gives you enough belief to take the next step. Through experience, competence, failure a

  5. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Season 4: Episode 10: Tactical Networking (opens the original)

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    Networking is a mission, not a mystery. For many Veterans, the word “networking” can feel artificial, transactional, or uncomfortable. In this episode of The Common Veterans , Kenny and Jeff welcome retired Army Veteran Brian Beal for a conversation about replacing empty networking with genuine relationship building. Brian served for 22 years in the Army, working in field artillery, human resources, resiliency training, and career counseling. Through his military service and continued work with

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